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I think a good solution to this would be to have it display the command it's going to run with a y/n prompt. It would only add one extra keystroke and make the

by Arcsech 12y ago

I think a good solution to this would be to have it display the command it's going to run with a y/n prompt. It would only add one extra keystroke and make the utility a lot safer. I think I'll make a pull request or fork or something that does this this weekend if somebody hasn't already by then.

DougBTX 12y ago
If it defaulted to yes, then running it would be, fuck<return><return> which is probably good enough. (Pressing the same key twice is pretty much the same as pressing one key, but pressing two different keys is harder.)
- vitoreiji 12y ago
  I used to alias `rm` to `rm -i`, until I realized that I just pressed <return><y><return> without thinking.